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Jayavarman is the father of Heritage Line’s unique ship collection and named after the most renowned Cambodian monarch, King Jayavarman VII, who was known for his tranquility and love for artistic creations. He created some of the most famous temples of the lost Angkorian civilization.

Jayavarman is a ship resembling a floating art gallery, with fine objects d’art exhibited all over the public decks. A charming French-Colonial design theme along with stylish Art-Deco accents are found throughout the ship’s rooms and public areas. The warm and embracing atmosphere invites you to feel at home from your first step aboard.

SUPERIOR STATEROOMS

Jayavarman’s Superior Staterooms (4 twin share, 10 doubles) are located on the ships main deck. Each features a private balcony complete with chairs perfect for gazing the Mekong River.

A stylish bathroom consists of an antique vanity and a large comfortable shower. The chic white wood furniture, fine-art paintings, and subtle art deco accents highlight the room’s liminosity and vibrancy.

DELUXE STATEROOMS

The eleven Deluxe Staterooms (3 twin share, 8 doubles) are set on the upper deck and include a private balcony with chairs and side table accessible via a large vitreous sliding door.

The rooms warm tones and opulently carved wood furniture create a relaxing, warm atmosphere and together with the Khmer decoration, conjures the heritage and history Jayavarman represents.

SIGNATURE SUITES

The two Signature Suites sit at the highly coveted spot at the very front of the ship.

The Jayavarman Suite is an artful abode housing a solid wooden four-poster king-sized bed along with an impressive bas-relief Khmer artwork.

Named after the last Vietnamese king Dao Dai, this Signature Suite showcases historic Vietnamese artefacts.

Both suites have an exquisite balcony and are serviced by a dedicated butler.